Activity - separating fact from legend

theodore roosevelt’s charge up san juan heights is a cherished part of american lore. news of the deed made roosevelt a war hero and greatly accelerated his political career. over time a romantic view developed, introducing new elements and glossing over certain facts to create a legendary vision of roosevelt and his men. in this activity you will research the battle of san juan hill, separating fact and fiction to determine what really happened on that historic battlefield on july 1, 1898.

What two different approaches did the knights of labor and the american federation of labor take in building a union organization? a) the knights of labor accepted only unskilled workers; the american federation of labor accepted only skilled workers. b) the knights of labor accepted skilled and unskilled workers; the american federation of labor accepted only skilled workers.c) the knights of labor refused to accept african american or chinese workers; the american federation of labor accepted all workers.d) the knights of labor accepted workers from a single industry; the american federation of labor accepted workers from several industries.